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National government and the Ampatuans have explaining to do

Before we all get lost in the shuffle of the Maguindanao martial law controversy, it is best to see what is inside the ‘forest’ rather than wasting out time debating whether or not proclamation 1959 was constitutional. It is a dead horse now. There is no use cerebrally beating it further.

What am simply saying is that while we seem to be all engrossed in looking at the ‘forest,’ that is Maguindanao under the ‘canopy’ of martial law, we might as well be more productive and deal with the more urgent problem of knowing how to fast-track the hideous events that happened in Maguindanao that has caught the attention of the whole world and get it over with, with fair and justifiable resolutions.

Let us get the wheels of justice moving at a steady and unrelenting pace so that in record time, the people responsible for the atrocious crime will start paying for it behind bars and meaningful justice will be received by the victim’s families. This way we can all move forward and let this be history not to be forgotten.

Meanwhile, government and the Ampatuans must start enlightening the people about the cache of munitions found in the hands of this notorious and murderous clan, especially those thousands of assault rifles and several .50 caliber heavy machine guns found buried near their residences, not to mention the 500,000 bullets for various calibers.

For the government, somebody has to answer how weapons and ammunitions that bore military and police markings and said to be sufficient to arm a battalion got into the private arsenal of the Ampatuans?

Who ordered the donation, if indeed it was a donation, of this military hardware and for what reason? Or were this weaponry clandestinely sold to the Ampatuans only to be used against the civilian population?

Were these government owned armaments given to the Ampatuans to help the government neutralize the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) or was it given as a payback to the tremendous effort by the Ampatuans, as it is alleged, to galvanize President Arroyo stay in power during the election of 2004 and 2007?

Or could there be any other reason for the apparition of these weapons at the hand of the Ampatuans?

For the Ampatuans, there is nothing more significant to the whole nation and the Filipinos than for them to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.

Who, from the government, issued the armaments to them?

Since when has this weaponry been turned over to them?

Was there a pay-off? Who got the money?

Are there private individuals colluding with government in the sale of the weaponry?

Are there more weapons hidden coming from government that authorities haven’t located yet?

Unless we know the answers to all these questions, we will never find out the mode of transfer and the people behind these deplorable dealings.

It is even, perhaps, safe to assume that political warlords all over the country, especially those in Mindanao, are enjoying the benefit of governments ‘deadly token’ of appreciation for an election job well done.

Let not the horrific events in Maguindanao be ever repeated.

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